Oil falls to pre-war levels as supply picks up via Strait of Hormuz, removing the geopolitical risk premium from crude markets.
Qatar's increased crude shipments to Asia highlight a swift Mideast oil revival, challenging OPEC+ quota discipline.
Oil prices erase wartime gains as swelling supply from OPEC+ and non-OPEC producers pressure benchmarks, with WTI and Brent holding near multi-month…
UAE oil exports jumped to 85% of pre-war levels according to the IEA, boosting global crude supply and weighing on oil prices…
Iran's struggle to diversify oil buyers beyond China signals limited near-term supply relief for global crude markets, as sanctions risks deter new…
Iran's diplomatic push to attract Asian oil buyers following a US sanctions waiver signals increased crude supply, adding downward pressure on oil…
Oil prices held steady after a U.S. sanctions waiver allowing Iraq to pay for Iranian electricity signaled progress in peace negotiations, reviving…
Iraq’s decision to lift oil output after the US-Iran deal adds fresh supply pressure to crude markets, with potential implications for OPEC+…
The reopening of the Strait of Hormuz triggers a massive oil field restart across Saudi Arabia and the UAE, visible from space,…
China’s oil demand decline, fueled by surging EV sales and a property crisis, is reshaping global crude markets and adding downside pressure…
OPEC's rejection of peak oil demand and emphasis on energy security over climate goals underpins bullish crude outlook and lifts energy assets.
Kuwait pushes oil output toward 2 million barrels per day, intensifying global supply and pressuring crude benchmarks.